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I tried to capture the reflection of the tree on a small wave that was created when ducks landed. This is what I got.
A big swell day in the low afternoon sun, A wave breaks just as it reaches the old outfall and as the previous wave starts to flow back down the shingle, then the cycle repeats wave flow Wave flow back just hit that shutter button at the right moment. This old outfall runs under the main coast road from the old boating lake, there is a stream which feeds the lake so when there is a lot of water from the hills the amount of water can be very forceful. Been out this morning to shoot my monthly fave tree, conditions are very bright at the moment with high pressure in place.
I'm no wave expert, but two wave patterns seemed to be happening at once in the lake when I took this.
The winds were blowing basically left-to-right, and they seemed to be the source of the ephemeral blue waves on top.
The lake currents (it's basically a wide part of a river) were flowing right-to-left at the same time, and those waves are the steely-gray waves below the blue ones.
If you know wave behavior, I'd love to hear what you think about this.
A Pacific wave from the north of the South Island. Working off cell hot spot just now which is very slow. Hope the holidays are going well.
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I haven't seen waves break sideways before. The beach is to the left but the wave is coming towards me. See 2nd shot.
Second image of Crashing Waves, this one in color and cropped as a panorama.
We had 40 mph winds out of the north yesterday, pushing huge Lake Michigan waves directly into the side of the concrete pier. The plumes of the crashing waves were 30 to 40 feet high!
A very impressive sight for sure, but spending two hours capturing the scene froze me solid :)